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  1. 04-08-2004, 10:17 PM #1
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    Wind (trapped wind)

    Quick and easy question, what can you take to get rid of wind/trapped wind, i am in agony because of it at the moment, took two Rennie Rap-eze things, hope they work. Cheers!

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    exercise, gets rid of it under your rib-cage and behind the shoulderblades.... walk about; maybe in the direction of the loo?


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    Too much messegeboardering and not enough toiletage. Have a break (have a kit-kat)
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    lol tumble.

    There's this stuff i used to take years back, it's like fizzy and seriously makes your pass that wind in no time....good for a party trick too
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    lol kezzer, craig lie on your stomach for a bit, it sometimes helps.
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    Cheers for the suggestion guys and gals, the Rennie's and a mixture of doing everything you mentioned helped Now i am stuck in work for 8 hours, this is worse than trapped wind!

    See you all at 5

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